Professional Documents
Culture Documents
Due by June 5
Objective: Research a natural disaster and explain its impacts;
then present the information to showcase what you have learned.
Directions:
Choose one of the following natural disasters to research. Fill in the graphic organizer below
to help guide your research.
Tornado Drought
Hurricane Wildfires
Earthquake Blizzard
Tsunami Avalanche
Sandstorm Mudslides
Volcanic Eruption Thunderstorm
Flood
Part 2: Research a specific, real life natural disaster that has occurred. Explain how
the disaster impacted life.
Part 4: Present your research in one of the following ways: Poster, Google
Slides/PowerPoint, video, essay, short story, TikTok, fake Instagram story, or some other
creative way (be sure to get it approved first). You can turn in your project by email, Google
drive, Teams, Remind. 😊
The expectation is that you fill in the graphic organizer before you
prepare your presentation. You are more than welcome to print it
out and fill it in by hand. Just turn in your graphic organizer with
your presentation by taking a picture of it.
Natural Disaster Graphic Organizer
The natural disaster I choose is:
Where does this natural disaster generally occur?
Has climate change affected the frequency and severity of this natural disaster within
the last 50 years?
The frequency (has/has not) changed. The frequency has (increased/decreased) in the last 50 years.
The severity of ________________ (has/ has not changed). They have (become stronger/ become weaker/ stayed the same)
over the last 50 years.
Part 2: My real-life natural disaster (Try to find pictures)
What is the date(s) of your real-life natural disaster?
The real life disaster of ( ) that I chose occurred (on/ during the dates of):
Where was the location of your natural disaster?
(Yes/No) the area (has/has not) recovered. Might want to show pictures of before and after.
Part 3: Reflection on my natural disaster
Explain why you chose this natural disaster.
Part 4: Project
How will you present your research?
Poster, Google Slides/Poerpoint, video, essay, short story, TikTok, fake Instagram story, or some other creative way
(be sure to get it approved first)